reading the washington post is always good for a laugh. the miami herald is marked for calling the babylon beast fake news and an article attacking florida s governor. accuses ron of hypocrisy for paging for fund-raising help. online users were quick that he does not pretend to be a news site, conservative writer and this is simply embarrassing. miami herald and a satire of sight, not fake news. they are reporting to be news at all which makes your reporting, your report, rather fake news on its own. see the difference. the ceo of babylon beach will join us next hour to react. todd: carley, this really is a pattern that we are seeing when people throw their hands up in the air and fight against something, oftentimes they haven t read it, at least on the left. that is a perfect example right there have not being informed
american citizens that live along the border and their property is getting destroyed by this constant stream of people pouring through their backyards. all of this is happening and has been happening the past year. it really feels like this issue is only getting worse. we have to turn to a fox weather alert and massive winter storm inching east and turning deadly as a tornado ripped through central alabama killing one woman and critically injuring several others. griff: it is far from over millions up and down the east coast still underwent troop warning. adam is here with the latest fox weather forecast, good morning, adam. good morning, griff, good morning carley. a large moving storm inching across the country. we still see heavy rain and rain stretching all the way north into maine appear to be see snow in between those two areas. a lot of ice and everything, ice may be the worst part of this entire storm system. ask her yesterday, areas of
joined the freedom convoy in ottawa. a bloody we can and democrat lead cities like chicago and new york where there has been alarming spike in shootings and stabbings. marianne rafferty live in los angeles with moore, marianne. good morning carley and ashley, raising crime in blue cities over the beacon with subway stabbings in new york despite increasing patrols peer of the suspect pictured in the surveillance wanted for punching a 20-year-old woman in the back and stabbing her three times in the abdomen at a subway stop. an busy times square, popular tourists a 4-year-old boy randomly had by this man, his mother tackling and holding him down into the police arrived. the suspect was arrested for that attack. and there has been a 75% increase in transit crime in new york when he occurring and the city subways. overall crime is up 38% since this time last year. in chicago come my mother turns 18-year-old son in marching him
latest, brett, good morning. good morning carley and todd and the situation grows worse, the president tried to strike a lighter note during a stop in ohio yesterday. watch. i ve got to head out. i got something going on in europe right now. todd: the tone was different earlier in the day when he warned increased science russia is laying the groundwork for an attack. how highest the threat of russian invasion right now? it is very high. why? because they have not moved, they have moved more troops in. number one, number two we have reason to believe they are engaged in an operation to go in. todd: this has secretary of state blinken makes emergency trip to the u.n. security council issuing a dire warning of russia may stage as pretext to an invasion. speak with the states far beyond
hertorescue.org , we think you so much for joining us this morning and your perspective. thank you for having me. todd: truly remarkable what he is doing former president barack obama with the first event is leaving office and celebrates the affordable care act as president biden and vice president harris see the popularity dipped. carley: alexandria half live with more, alexandra good morning. good morning carley, todd and americans struggling to deal with all types of cost of living. obama signed into law 12 years ago and president biden to expand it. white house press secretary jen psaki said the two will return to a former tradition. they will have one tomorrow as they used to do on a weekly basis. they will continue to talk regularly and they are real friends, not washington france and i m sure they will talk about events in the world as